Search Results - campus+%3e+binghamton+university

97 Results Sort By:
Fingerprinting Metal Powders: Non-Destructive Evaluation for Reliable 3D Printing
This invention introduces a real-time, non-destructive method to fingerprint metal powders for additive manufacturing. Using thermal signals from a modulated laser system, it accurately identifies powder composition, reuse status, and oxidation levels, preventing failed builds, reducing waste, and improving quality control. Background: High-quality,...
Published: 9/9/2025   |   Inventor(s): Scott Schiffres, Srikanth Rangarajan, Sina Ghadi
Keywords(s): Technologies
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University
High-Performance Liquid-Cooled Cold Plates for Targeted Hotspot Management in Multi-Chip Systems
This invention introduces advanced liquid-cooled cold plates with localized micro-channel, pin fin, and lattice structures that deliver targeted hotspot cooling, quasi-uniform temperatures, and reduced pumping power for multi-chip modules and 3D-ICs. Background: High-performance computing systems, AI accelerators, and data centers face thermal management...
Published: 9/9/2025   |   Inventor(s): Yaser Hadad, Mahdi Farahikia, Bahgat Sammakia, Paul Chiarot
Keywords(s): Technologies
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University
Robust Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) of Polymers with High Metal Inclusion Content
This invention introduces a metal-polymer filament with up to 70% metal content for FDM 3D printing, enabling durable, precise, and customizable magnetic and metallic parts directly from desktop printers. Background: Magnetic component manufacturing faces challenges with traditional techniques such as air gap variability in transformer cores and...
Published: 9/9/2025   |   Inventor(s): Scott Schiffres, Pritam Das, Oscar Abundez, Jacob Goodman
Keywords(s): Technologies
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University, Technology Classifications > Engineering
Portable High-Resolution AFM with Electrostatic Levitation
This invention combines electrostatic levitation actuators with triboelectric nanogenerators to enable self-powered shock and vibration sensors. By directly converting motion to voltage and voltage to motion, it eliminates complex control systems, delivering compact, CMOS-compatible sensors for impact detection, fall alarms, and environmental monitoring....
Published: 9/12/2025   |   Inventor(s): Shahrzad Towfighian, Ronald Miles, Mark Pallay
Keywords(s):  
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University, Technology Classifications > Engineering, Technology Classifications > Electronics
Reliable Liquid Metal Composites for Soft Robotics, Electronics, and Thermal Management
This invention introduces oxide-flake-stabilized liquid metal powders that suppress supercooling, enabling reliable phase transitions for tunable stiffness, thermal management, and adaptive devices. Background: Liquid metal (LM)-based composites are promising for tunable stiffness, shape memory, and thermal management applications in robotics, electronics,...
Published: 9/9/2025   |   Inventor(s): Pu Zhang, Jiexian Ma
Keywords(s): CleanTech
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University, Technology Classifications > Engineering
Electrically Programmable Surfaces for Dynamic Control of Wetting and Adsorption - No Fog, No Damage, No Shock
This invention introduces electrically programmable surfaces using 2D materials like graphene to reversibly switch between hydrophilic and hydrophobic states, enabling dynamic wetting and adsorption control for advanced industrial applications. Background: Industries such as energy, aerospace, and manufacturing require adaptive surfaces to control...
Published: 9/9/2025   |   Inventor(s): Scott Schiffres, Morteza H. Bagheri
Keywords(s): Technologies
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University, Technology Classifications > Engineering
Energy-Efficient Preheater for Advanced Data Center and Electronics Cooling
This invention introduces a regenerative preheater for phase change cooling that reuses waste heat to preheat refrigerant, reducing subcooling, improving efficiency, and eliminating the need for external heaters. Background: Data centers and high-performance computing systems, especially those powering AI, generate extreme heat that challenges cooling...
Published: 9/8/2025   |   Inventor(s): Sadegh Khalili, Bahgat Sammakia
Keywords(s): CleanTech
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University, Technology Classifications > Engineering
High-Efficiency Wide-Angle Bragg Mirror for Advanced Lighting Systems
This invention introduces a multi-material Bragg mirror that eliminates light leakage at the Brewster angle, enabling brighter, more efficient, and higher-quality solid-state lighting for automotive, projection, and medical applications. Background: Conventional dichroic and Bragg mirrors, typically made from alternating layers of two materials,...
Published: 9/5/2025   |   Inventor(s): David Klotzkin, Xin Wen
Keywords(s):  
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University, Technology Classifications > Engineering
One-Pot Wonder. Precision-Crafted Nanocrystals, The Power of Platinum Without the Price.
Title: One-Pot Wonder. Precision-Crafted Nanocrystals, The Power of Platinum Without the Price. This invention introduces a one-pot synthesis of Mn-based spinel nanocrystals with {101} facets, delivering high ORR efficiency and durability as a cost-effective, non-platinum catalyst for fuel cells. Background: Platinum-based catalysts dominate proton...
Published: 9/3/2025   |   Inventor(s): Jiye Fang, Ming Zhou
Keywords(s): Technologies
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University
Breakthrough Silver-Based Catalyst Delivers Platinum-Level Performance for Hydrogen Generation - Without the Platinum Price Tag
Title: Breakthrough Silver-Based Catalyst Delivers Platinum-Level Performance for Hydrogen Generation – Without the Platinum Price Tag This invention introduces a cost-effective, nano-engineered silver catalyst that achieves platinum-level hydrogen evolution performance in acidic media, with ~40× lower material cost and scalable synthesis....
Published: 9/3/2025   |   Inventor(s): Chuan Jian Zhong, Shan Wang
Keywords(s): Technologies
Category(s): Campus > Binghamton University
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10